{"id":31651,"date":"2012-08-30T13:18:52","date_gmt":"2012-08-30T13:18:52","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/?p=31651"},"modified":"2012-08-30T13:18:52","modified_gmt":"2012-08-30T13:18:52","slug":"official-seahorses-communication-go-for-the-best-join-seahorses","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.intouchrugby.com\/magazine\/official-seahorses-communication-go-for-the-best-join-seahorses\/","title":{"rendered":"Official Seahorses Communication: Go for the Best – Join Seahorses!"},"content":{"rendered":"

Seahorse youth rugby at Instonians, Shawsbridge, is looking for rugby players in the 12-18 age range.
\nIt caters for complete beginners to aspiring Ireland players.
\nIf you want fun and a great time it is the place to be. Seahorses welcome boys from all backgrounds. It is the ideal place to make new friends as well as being part of a successful team.
\nExcellent coaching builds individual, team and life skills. Seahorses have four age grade squads \u2013 under13, under15, under17 and under19. Each squad has a team of experienced coaches, plus a number of specialist coaches.
\nIn the season ahead the coaching team will be:
\nU19 Head coach: Brian Barrett, Assistant coach: Des Spratt \u2013 Coaching nights: Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7.30-9pm, league games Saturday afternoons.
\nU17 Head coach: Keith O\u2019Donnell, Assistant coach: Glyn Moffitt \u2013Coaching night: Thursday evening 7.30-9pm, league games Saturday mornings.
\nU15 Head coach: Gavin Youngs, Assistant coaches: Stephen Bell and Cameron Williams \u2013 Coaching night: Wednesday evening 7-8pm, league games Saturday morning.
\nU13 Head coach: Ross Ellerby, Assistant coach: Brian Hughes \u2013 Coaching night: Wednesday evening 7-8pm, leagues games Saturday mornings.
\nSpecialist coaches:
\nForwards – Clem Boyd Former Ulster and Bath Prop Forward
\nKicking – Peter Russell Former Irish International and Ulster Outhalf
\nStrength and conditioning – Mark McDowell
\nPerformance analysis \u2013 Jason Lear
\nPsychological skills – Bill Lockhart
\nThis season Seahorses will have the benefit of a new Community Youth Officer, Brian Hughes. Brian has a strong pedigree as both a player and a coach. He has qualifications in sports science and is completing a Master\u2019s degree in Sports Development and Coaching at the University of Ulster. Seahorses have robust child protection and anti-bullying policies and practices which are led by Owen Lambert \u2013 a principal social worker with expertise in child protection.
\nThe grounds and facilities at Shawsbridge are first class, with easy access and excellent car parking. Parents are encouraged to become involved as volunteers and will be given training, should they wish to become involved.
\nFor more information contact: Bill Lockhart, Youth Co-ordinator at 028 90426825 or visit the youth section of Instonian\u2019s website: www.instonians.org<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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